Lords of Altamont step on the gas with new single "Million Watts Electrified"!

Californian garage rockers THE LORDS OF ALTAMONT team up with It's Psychedelic Baby Magazine to premiere their fuel-driven new single "Million Watts Electrified" today! Their seventh studio album 'Tune In, Turn On, Electrify!' will be available on July 16th on Heavy Psych Sounds.

“What do you get when Spencer Davis Group and Hawkwind meet in a room? The Lords Of Altamont’s newest single from the hit album, "Tune In, Turn on, Electrify!" Close your eyes, put on those big period-correct hipster headphones, light one up, and Electrify!" says THE LORDS OF ALTAMONT. Bursting with relentless strings hammering, skyrocketing organ solos and a stadium-ready chorus, this new single should quickly become a fan favorite!

Formed in 1999, THE LORDS OF ALTAMONT have gone through multiple lineups over the years, retain loyalty to their garage punk roots while evolving into heavier grooves. Never compromising that unmistakable Lords attitude, Dani, Rob and Barry having earned their colors tenfold, bring a gritty collective of experience and talent to join Jake on this journey of no-nonsense auditory exploits.

New album 'Tune In, Turn On, Electrify!' strikes with an unapologetic conviction built up from 22 years of soul seasoning and nonstop rock action, fine-tuning their iconic fuel-injected sound. Recorded during the pandemic with members across the globe, this is not only an experiment in creativity but also a testament to the LOA brotherhood, dedication to ‘the old ways’ and paying homage to their sonic forefathers. 'Tune In, Turn On, Electrify!' takes a ride through the mental landscape of the four musicians: thrusting raw, aggressive garage punk in your face, then flips the script inviting you on an elaborate psychedelic trip. Stream their latest singles "Living With The Squares" and "Levitation Mind" at this location and on all streaming platforms.

New album 'Tune In, Turn On, Electrify!' Out July 9th on Heavy Psych Sounds

THE LORDS OF ALTAMONT bring forth raw rock and roll fury birthed from the ultimate end to the era of peace and love. What was billed to be the “Woodstock of the West“, the infamous Altamont Free concert on December 6th, 1969 was highlighted instead by heavy drugs, motorcycle chains and brass knuckles and later punctuated with shoving matches and fistfights. This palpable sense of bawdy foreboding resulted in four births, four deaths and extensive property damage.

While the hippies had been grooving and mellowing out in the Bay Area, the forefathers of the Lords of Altamont were playing high energy rhythms in the beer-soaked venues of Detroit and the dingy clubs along LA’s Sunset Strip. Mid-60s London RnB shares equal space with the scruffy 70s NYC Bowery among the influences of The Lords also. They take their other cues from kids banging out primitive riffs on cheap guitars all across the USA in garages alongside chopped bikes and American v-8 muscle, lingering exhaust fumes mixing with sweat to conjure the rare elixir of real rock n roll.

The story of the band who would come to be known as THE LORDS OF ALTAMONT gets a proper start in late 1999. A son of Southern California and a veteran of the SoCal music scene, Jake Cavaliere - with numerous bands and projects from garage to punk dating back to the late 80s under his belt - enlisted fellow motorcycle rider and bandmate of the intro/surf sensation The Bomboras, Johnny DeVilla. Besides holding their first show at the legendary venue The Garage in Hollywood, high points include touring as the support act for their primitive rock n roll idols The Cramps, infamous rock gods The Who as well as counting the late Michael Davis of the MC5 as a past member.

Through personnel changes featuring an incredible roster of talent, and various adventures over the past 22 years, The Lords of Altamont continue to evolve their sound while staying true to their roots. Jake Cavaliere, along with his assemblage of gritty and talented personalities, continues to captivate audiences with unparalleled hard-driven performances the world over.